HEAD OF DEVELOPMENT
TWOFOUR BROADCAST
As Head of Development, Emma is working on a broad slate of ideas including quizzes, entertainment formats, features, factual entertainment, documentaries and specialist factual. Recent Twofour commissions include a primetime features series for BBC One with the entrepreneur Jo Malone (currently in production), The Art on Your Wall with Sue Perkins for BBC Two and Duncan Bannatyne's Seaside Rescue for Virgin1.
As a key member of the Twofour development team since 2003, she has also produced a wide range of productions from the award-winning Why Men Wear Frocks with Grayson Perry for Channel 4 (Grierson nomination and RTS Award in 2005) to Crip on a Trip for Channel 4 (winner of a 3 RTS awards in 2007), the headline grabbing Saving Ed Mitchell for ITV1 (gaining nearly 5 million viewers) and the long-running, returnable, paranormal series Dead Famous for Living.
Emma has previously worked for Independent Image producing Kilroy, LWT Arts and Features working with Melvyn Bragg and Optomen where she gained access to the extraordinary F***ing Fulfords for Channel 4's Cutting Edge (nominated for a Best Documentary BAFTA in 2004).